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canovaccio
Sign in to savetessuto con armatura in tela, dalla trama larga e grossolana
Canvas is a sturdy, plain-woven fabric traditionally used for practical purposes like sails, tents, and backpacks, as well as serving as a surface for oil paintings. It matters because its durability and versatility have made it essential for both functional items and artistic work throughout history.
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- Subclass of
- woven fabric
- Named after
- Olonne-sur-Mer
- Image
- Jute nahtlos.png
- Said to be same as
- Cotton duck
- Has use
- canvas
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- Commons category
- Canvas
- fabrication method
- plain weave
- different from
- canvas
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Il termine canovaccio (anche canavàccio e canevàccio) indica, in modo generico, un tessuto con armatura in tela, dalla trama larga e grossolana. Può essere ottenuto a partire da varie fibre, come canapa, juta, cotone, lino, ma può essere anche a base di seta grezza, di solito in filo costituito da più capi ritorti.
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